The internet has slowly over the
last 10 years become one of the most widely used and the most influential
invention of the late 20th and early 21th century. With its coming,
it has replaced/ made easier so many things we once used day to day. But is the
Internet going to replace television? Here
are the facts and you make the decision.
The
internet has streamlined many things that once took quite a long time to do,
and you would think that by now it would have replaced T.V. I mean not only is
the internet faster, it can also stream videos in seconds, and instead of
waiting 3 days for that episode of The walking dead that you missed, you can
just go onto the site and watch it then. Another reason you may have watched
the T.V in the past is for coverage on the big game, but now you can watch the
game right on your computer. And unlike the television, where you need a console
to play games, as soon as you buy a computer and hook it up to the internet, your
set for all your gaming related needs.
And
now here is what the television has going for it. T.V has been around for 60
years and has had 60 years to tweak and perfect it. It has certainly come a
very long way from the tiny boxes from our past. As I mentioned before, although
the internet has ease of accessibility, not everyone has it. More people in the
world have accesses to a television then the internet, because all you need is
power, no need for a router or modem. And while you can watch episodes of shows
on the internet, the show always debuts on television first. Piracy is a big
crime on the internet, and is almost always not worth the risk when you can
just watch your shows right on the T.V.
Well I hope after hearing the facts
on T.V and the Internet you can make the decision of which is better than the
other.
After reading your blog I agree with what you have said. There is a lot more use for the internet than there is for the T.V. Why use a T.V when you can get all the qualities of T.V plus more on a computer. I definitely feel that T.Vs will soon become obsolete and everything will be run from a computer or tablet of some sort.
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